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How Upcycling Fights Food Insecurity and Climate Change - Part 1

2021-08-04 14:15:00| Waste Age

The upcycled food movement continues to make strides to address food insecurity across the globe. Each year, more than $1 trillion worth of food throughout the global supply chain is wasted.  "Think about if there was a oil pipeline, crude oil

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